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Old 05-29-2008, 04:32 PM
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Default Image Pathing

I recently removed a vbcmps installation from one of my sites, then moved the forum from /forum/ back to /, but when I did so, a lot of things broke. Of course, I updated all the pathing settings I could find, and my css, but one element remains. What's happening is that icons / smilies are being displayed correctly while editing a post, but not afterwards. The urls still contain the /forum/ folder, which no longer exists. So what I need to know is, what settings, exactly, are changed when you run the image updater from vbacmps? There's something I am not catching. Here's some screenshots to help.
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Old 05-30-2008, 01:02 PM
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Default Re: Image Pathing

The icon paths can be modified in your 'Post Icon Manager' section of your Admin CP.
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